TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Softwing Most undeservingly overhyped movie of all time??

ReaderKenka Let's be realistic.

Calum Hutton It's a good bad... and worth a popcorn matinée. While it's easy to lament what could have been...

tdrish With the high expectations I had from the original Hostel, and actually exceeding those expectations from me, I had similar hopes for Hostel Part II. Unfortunately this movie was beyond disappointment. I would love to point out, absolutely nothing happens, and the movie is already halfway done. Okay. The film is not living up to its name. Fifteen minutes to go, and it has yet to live up to what made Hostel a great movie. What exactly made Hostel a good movie? Well, it was directed well, well written, the story was pretty good for a horror movie, and the gore was off the charts. Plus, it was scary. None of those things can be said for Hostel Part II. Most victims are female, and it has way less bloodshed then the original, in my opinion. I don't see why this movie was made. Probably because Mr. Roth wanted a name for himself, which he got. It's sad, because I thought it was going to be good, it picks up right where Hostel left off, only to fall flat with a "made you look" moment. I can't spoil what that is, but you won't be waiting long to know what I'm talking about. By the time the "good" stuff starts happening, it's way too late to repent for what we've already watched. The first half is just a lot of filler, and a lot of scenes are just an excuse to make this a feature film. Yes. I can tell. Bottom line: This is a lousy sequel to a good movie. I think Eli Roth is very talented, but he wastes it on stuff like this, and makes me ill to think that he can do better...but won't. 4 out of 10 stars.

julestbtd Very good sequel, shame about first girl so innocent and sweet! Very well done,clever twist at the end .

TonyMontana96 (Originally seen a few years ago) Eli Roth's Hostel Part 2 is the most inhumane, pointless, cruel film I have ever seen, it just displays suffering, cruelty and torture. I don't even want to write about this film, it's the worst film I have ever seen, I have seen plenty of awful films but none were more mean spirited than this piece of filth, it's the most reprehensible, ugly thing I have ever sat though. There's even one scene where a young girl is hanged up and cut open, so blood can pour over this sick whore's face and body who has paid for her. I am lost with words on this one, This is the worst, most vile film I have ever seen and the worst film ever made. 0/10

buckikris Hostel 2 Begins where Hostel leaves off, this time the story evolves around three vacationing girls. Beth( Lauren German), Lorna( Heather Matarazzo), and Whitney(Bijou Philips). When they are in Rome, they meet Axella. She is one of the models they sketched during an art class. The 3 girls decide to take a trip to Slovakia, while on the train they meet Axella. She encourages them to go go along with their trip, where she will meet up with them. Once there the 3 of them have no idea what is in store for them. When they check in to the Hostel, Whitney notices Miroslav( Stanislav Lanevski). Beth picks up a advertisement about a harvest festival, every one wants to go except Whitney. When she finds out Miroslav is going she quickly changes her mind. Once there Beth meets Stuart(Roger Bart), who is there with Todd( Richard Burgi). At first they all have a great time, and Axella is very friendly. The 3 girls start to trust her too much, especially when the group is at the spa resort. Once there Beth and Whitney wonder what happened to Lorena? Lorna was the first to victim when she meets Roman the night before. Beth and Whitney think nothing of it at first. When Beth falls asleep at the spa, she discovers all her friends are gone and she is being chased. Once she gets away, Axella finds her in the woods. She takes her back to her house where she meets Sasha. Beth discovers a photo of Axella with this man she meets on a train. Once she finds Axella is not who she appears to be, it's to late. Axelle drugs her and takes her to the factory. When she awakes she meets Stuart, thinking she is saved, but Stuart changes. Stuart unlike Todd gets into the torture thing. He starts to look at Beth like she is his wife. He becomes mean, then Beth finds out what happened to Whitney. Beth does eventually escape and Stuart loses part of his anatomy. It eventually gets eaten by the dog, which in a way was comical.I liked this sequel, because there is more of a plot. It is still a little gruesome; but nothing compared to Hostel. On the ending is is classic. I was shocked by how Stuart flipped out at the end. A great movie with an unexpected twist, recommended.THX, Kris L. CocKayne